DFlow × Superteam Thailand Buildathon

Build what happens after the swap.

A focused buildathon for builders creating useful products with DFlow on Solana. The goal is not another swap screen—it is the game, agent, consumer app, payment flow, or product experience that becomes possible after the swap.

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Event details

Build window	Aug 21–31, 2026
Submission deadline	Aug 31, 2026 · 23:59 ICT
Demo Day	Sep 3, 2026 · Bangkok
Prize pool	1,000 USDC
Team size	1–4 builders

What to build

Use DFlow to create a useful product experience that begins where the swap ends.

We are looking for:

• A clear user problem and a product people could genuinely use.
• A meaningful DFlow integration—not a reskinned swap interface.
• Creative thinking, clarity, usefulness, and evidence that you shipped.
• A working demo, product write-up, and public demo link or code repository.

Projects already released to users are not eligible. New products and new ideas are the point.

DFlow quick start

DFlow is a DEX aggregator API that routes swaps across Solana venues and re-optimizes routes at execution through JIT Routing.

For the buildathon:

• Start with What is DFlow?.
• Use devquote.api.DFlow.net.
• The development endpoint is free, limited to 1 TPS, and requires no API key.
• Builders can add platformFeeBps and retain 100% of the platform fee.
• Gas fees can be sponsored to create a smoother product experience.

Core integration flow:

1. Call the order endpoint with the input mint, output mint, amount, and user public key.
2. Receive a ready-to-sign transaction.
3. Ask the user to sign.
4. Submit the signed transaction through a Solana RPC.

Workshops

Workshop 01 — From Quote to Signed Swap

Understand DFlow, JIT Routing, the quote-to-swap flow, monetization, and gas-sponsored UX.

• Workshop page
• The recap is available inside Build Hub → Workshops on the site.

Workshop 02 — Ship a Seeker Game Economy with DFlow

Learn how a mobile game economy can turn in-game currency into SOL and become a starting point for your own product.

• Register on Luma

Buildathon rules

The full Rules, Q&A, Workshops, recap, and Docs are available on the /rules/ page.

Run locally

Requirements: Node.js 20 or newer and npm.

npm ci
npm run dev

Open http://localhost:3000.

Create a production build with:

npm run build

The site is exported as static files into out/.

Deploy to Vercel

1. Push this folder to the root of a GitHub repository.
2. Import the repository into Vercel.
3. Keep Framework Preset set to Next.js.
4. Leave the build and output settings on their defaults.
5. Deploy.

No Vinext, Vite, Cloudflare, Wrangler, database, or custom install configuration is required.

Deploy to GitHub Pages

1. Push the project to the main branch.
2. Open Settings → Pages in the GitHub repository.
3. Set Source to GitHub Actions.
4. Wait for the included Deploy to GitHub Pages workflow to complete.

The workflow handles repository base paths automatically and deploys both / and /rules/.

Where to edit the site

File	Controls
app/page.tsx	Landing-page text, dates, prize, buttons, brands, and social links
app/rules/RulesClient.tsx	Rules, Q&A, workshops, recap, Docs tab, and Build Hub footer
app/Countdown.tsx	Submission deadline and countdown copy
app/globals.css	Colors, typography, motion, footer sizing, layout, and responsive styles
app/layout.tsx	Browser title, description, favicon, and social-sharing metadata
public/	DFlow logo, Superteam Thailand logo, favicon, and social preview image

Project structure

app/
├── Countdown.tsx
├── globals.css
├── layout.tsx
├── page.tsx
├── site-path.ts
└── rules/
    ├── page.tsx
    └── RulesClient.tsx
public/
├── dflow-mark.png
├── superteam-thailand.png
├── favicon.svg
└── og.png
.github/workflows/deploy-pages.yml
next.config.ts
package.json

Tech stack

• Next.js
• React
• TypeScript
• CSS animations and responsive layouts
• Static export for Vercel and GitHub Pages

Superteam Thailand

• X
• Instagram
• Telegram

Built by Superteam Thailand with DFlow for builders who are ready to ship.